Equivalent of IsFilled="false" for PathFigure in Path Mini-language (Silverlight/WPF) -


i'm trying find equivalent of isfilled="false" used in pathgeometry, path mini.

left path mini , right pathgeometry

you can see 2 paths below identical, except 1 geometries has isfilled="false" in second <pathgeometry>.<pathgeometry.figures>.<pathfigure>. desired behavior, i'd have path mini (i.e. in first <path>). i've looked through documentation , can't seem locate on appears path mini not collection of figures.

as understand it, shapes/geometries converted path mini @ run-time, there way reflect compiled xaml see how interpreter renders 1 pathgeometry path mini?

<canvas background="#fdb" width="800" height="600">    <!-- left-hand path in picture above -->   <path canvas.left="100" canvas.top="100"      stroke="#385d8a" strokethickness="2" strokelinejoin="round" fill="#4f81bd"      data="m0,0l102,0l102,102l0,102z m46.15,49.01l-73.36,130.99l-96.42,-96.12l109.35,355.18">   </path>    <!-- right-hand path in picture above -->   <path canvas.left="300" canvas.top="100" stroke="#385d8a" strokethickness="2" strokelinejoin="round" fill="#4f81bd">     <path.data>       <geometrygroup>         <pathgeometry>           <pathgeometry.figures>             <pathfigure startpoint="0,0" isclosed="true">               <pathfigure.segments>                 <linesegment point="102,0" />                 <linesegment point="102,102" />                 <linesegment point="0,102" />               </pathfigure.segments>             </pathfigure>           </pathgeometry.figures>         </pathgeometry>         <pathgeometry>           <pathgeometry.figures>             <pathfigure isfilled="false" startpoint="46.15,49.01">               <pathfigure.segments>                 <linesegment point="-73.36,130.99" />                 <linesegment point="-96.42,-96.12" />                 <linesegment point="109.35,355.18" />               </pathfigure.segments>             </pathfigure>           </pathgeometry.figures>         </pathgeometry>       </geometrygroup>     </path.data>   </path> </canvas> 

the path mini-lanuage supports outlines strokes must converted fills. straightforward if want one-pixel wide lines , aren't fussy mitering or endcaps. use skinny rectangles. true mathematical "grow" of infinitely narrow stroke using minimum number of points , handling crossings quite bit harder. might able use wpf rendering engine since can it.


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